The defendant's right to access a lawyer in the German criminal procedure

The German Criminal Procedure Code is a type of audit procedure. Where the court continues to expand the investigation before voting. These attributes have influenced the role of the lawyer and imposed certain restrictions on the right of access to the lawyer. However, today the prosecution courts and public authorities have accepted the lawyer as a member of the professional family and "organs of justice". In addition, the Criminal Code of Germany has recognized some of the strengths of the accusation system. Especially those involved in the trial. In this regard, the lawyer has been pursuing widespread jurisdiction to challenge public authorities. Germany's laws are generally consistent with the spirit of the European Convention on Human Rights, with the exception of the very few situations that violated paragraph (c) of Article 6 (3) of the European Convention on Human Rights. Including restrictions on the right to have a lawyer, the lack of recognition of the right to attend a lawyer at the police investigation stage, the lack of a right to accuse the lawyer of being compulsorily appointed, and the lack of adequate support for the policy of legal assistance from the accused.